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User Manual

SB-CMS-12in1

Multi function Sensor

–User Manual

1.2 Functionnalities Description

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Temperature, Lux, IR motion, Ultrasonic, 2 dry contact input, 2 external inputs

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2 logic relations: OR

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AND

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24 logic blocks function, maximum 9 logic inputs, up to 20 control targets in each logic

block

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2CH 5A Relay output

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Build PID for constant LUX control

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Up to 40 IR receiving control targets

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Up to 240 IR sending control targets

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Maximum 24 programmable logic blocks

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Security function, work with the security module

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Supports upgrade from HDL BUS

1.3 Device Description

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. Programming button

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. Dry contact 1、2

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. HDL - Buspro

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. Relay output

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. Relay output

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. LUX sensor

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. Temp sensor

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. IR Emitter

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. PIR sensor

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j . U

ltrasonic sensor

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k . U

ltrasonic sensor

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LED indicator

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Summary of Contents for BusPro SB-CMS-12in1

Page 1: ...Multi function Sensor SB CMS 12 in1 www hdlautomation com User manual ...

Page 2: ...nfiguration 5 5 1 Basic setting 5 5 1 1 Change the ID of the device 5 5 1 2 LED Indicators Settings 6 5 2 IR Transmitter 6 5 3 IR Receiver 7 5 4 Sensors setting 8 5 4 1 Basic Info 8 5 4 2 Constant Lux function 9 5 4 3 Adjust Lux Sensor 9 5 5 Logic Relation 9 5 5 1 Logic Information 10 5 5 2 Further Settings of Current Logic 11 5 5 3 Relation 12 5 5 4 Trigger targets 12 5 5 5 Application 13 5 6 Sec...

Page 3: ...nsor includes temperature sensor PIR motion sensor LUX sensor ultrasonic sensor dry contacts IR received IR emitter 2CH 5A relay output and logic block The logic block can combine all sensors for different applications It supports HDL security function 1 1 2 Mounting Detect range Celling mount Installation 34mm 110mm 85mm ...

Page 4: ...ck 2CH 5A Relay output Build PID for constant LUX control Up to 40 IR receiving control targets Up to 240 IR sending control targets Maximum 24 programmable logic blocks Security function work with the security module Supports upgrade from HDL BUS 1 3 Device Description a Programming button b Dry contact 1 2 c HDL Buspro d Relay output e Relay output f LUX sensor g Temp sensor h IR Emitter i PIR s...

Page 5: ... corrosive gases 3 Technical Data Electric Parameters BUS power supply DC12 30V Static power consumption 40mA DC24V Dynamic power consumption 90mA DC24V Range of temperature sensor 20 to 60 IR transmit frequency 38KHz IR emission distance 4m Illumination detection range 0 5000Lux PIR sensing range in diameter 6m install height 3m Ultrasonic sensor in diameter 8m Environmental Conditions Working te...

Page 6: ...n information Dimensions 110 Diameter 33 mm Weight 206 7 g Housing material Lens ABS Installation Ceiling mount Protection degree IP20 4 Installation 4 1 Wiring HDL Buspro 4 2 HDL Bus Pro Description Connector Information buspro DC24V Red COM Black DATA White DATA Yellow ...

Page 7: ...ill in the new address and click the Modify initial address Click the Add button the device will be add in ON line devices list Method Two a open the HDL BUS Pro Setup tool b click the search button it will show a new window click fast search button search the online devices Click the Add all button the devices which be searched will be added in ON line devices list 5 Software Configuration 5 1 Ba...

Page 8: ...l TV DVD AC IR controlled etc to replace your normal remotes You need an IR learnerto learn and upload the IR codes of your normal remote to the 12in1 also there are some codes have been stored in the HDL BUS setup tool can view them in All IR Codes window If now you want to upload some codes to the 12in1 e g HDL8 keys code can follow these steps a input a range for the IR code ID here is 1 to 8 c...

Page 9: ...l be deleted Delete Delete the IR code that is selected 5 3 IR Receiver Can send UV switch 249 ON command to enable the IR Receiver or OFF to disable from panel or other devices Generally it works with HDL s IR RFRemote Controller HDL MTIRW which has built in HDL self defined IR codes can control HDL panels sensors directly no need to learn IR codes 12in1 can support up to 5 pages 40 keys in total...

Page 10: ...ensation You can adjust the temp lux sensors by giving them compensation values according to the environment of your installation place Sensitivity Give the PIR Ultrasonic sensors proper sensitivity to avoid the wrong trigger Other Functions Enable the conditions you need here they are dry contact1 2 UV switch 1 2 and logic status as a condition UV Switch ID The sensors and dry contacts have diffe...

Page 11: ... factor is the more sensitive it is but the ruder output it may produce especially when the control cycle is very short Ki The smaller the factor is the more accurate final output it can provide 5 4 3 Adjust Lux Sensor It s adjusted by HDL normally not recommended to adjust again unless it s quite incorrect Password 85521566 5 5 Logic Relation You can set up to 24 logics and in each logic you can ...

Page 12: ...wer On Delay to avoid this Same Column when enabled you can change the properties of all logics together remarks Enable Power OFF Recovery Logic No up to 24 you can make some remarks Enable You can enable or disable one logic here Power OFF Recover Set the logic status of power on You can set it as No Action no action when power on Power off status go back to the status before power off True Set t...

Page 13: ... IR sensor can set movement or no movement as a condition Ultrasonic sensor can set present or absence as a condition Dry Contact 1 Use the dry contact 1 as a condition Disconnect Take open circuit as a satisfied condition Connect Take short circuit as a satisfied condition Dry Contact 2 Use the dry contact 2 as a condition UV switch 201 248 Use UV switch as a condition The range of the UV switch ...

Page 14: ...logic is true OR Once one condition is satisfied the logic is true 5 5 4 Trigger targets No matter the logic is true or not you can trigger the targets you want Logic true delay When the logic is true you can choose to delay some certain time before triggering targets Trigger targets when true you can set up to 20 targets to trigger Logic false delay When the logic is false you can choose to delay...

Page 15: ...D here is 1 6 parameter 1 is channel 2 parameter 2 is 100 c Logic false delay is 10s in trigger targets when false window turn off corresponding device channel 2 Application2 a When people open the door and come into the meeting room turn on the lights automatically Set IR Sensor Movement and dry contact1 Suppose dry contact 1 has been connected with a magnetic contact and used to detect the door ...

Page 16: ...act1 Connect as input conditions and the relation for the logic is AND delay time is 1 min turn on AC when true Can check the UV Switch No from IR Emitter here 25 is UV Switch 3 c 1 minute after people left the room turn off the lights and set temperature as 27 Set IR Sensor No Movement delay time is 1 min turn off light 1 6 channel1 and AC go to 27 when true ...

Page 17: ... check the UV Switch No from IR Emitter here 27 is UV Switch 5 d 3 minutes after people left the room turn off the AC automatically Set IR Sensor No Movement delay time is 3 min turn off AC when true Can check the UV Switch No from IR Emitter here OFF is UV Switch 2 ...

Page 18: ...etting steps as follow a Select dry contact 1 here its background will turn blue b Select NEW if the security module firmware version is 2012 07 05 or after select OLD if the security module firmware version is before 2012 07 05 c Enable security function d Input the security module s Subnet Device ID totally 8 areas can be selected here is area 1 For further configuration please turn to security ...

Page 19: ...w turn off relay after 25s you want to turn on it it will not turn on until 35s later setting range 0 60min 5 7 2 Cycle Mode If you enable the cycle mode and set it on it will automatically produce an on off on off operation setting range 1 3600s 5 7 3 Change Modes Channel 3 and channel 4 are virtual channels they are used to change the normal mode and cycle mode for channel 1 and channel 2 ...

Page 20: ...nction Sensor User Manual 18 5 8 Simulate Test You can simulate the logic you have set up by giving the sensors values or status When in simulate state the real time values will be bypassed and replaced by values you have given to them ...

Page 21: ...User Manual SB CMS 12in1 Multi function Sensor User Manual 19 6 Note ...

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